Anglia Ruskin academic wins major research prize
Royal College of General Practitioners honours study into health of informal carers
History as a strategic corporate resource
The past isn’t past: company managers could better utilise their firms’ historical narratives as a key strategic resource for the present, says new study published in the journal Business History, co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
Norwich Research Park venture aims to clean up lead-acid battery recycling in India
A start-up micro-company targeting safe, clean, local and sustainable lead-acid battery recycling in India and other parts of the developing world has moved into laboratory space at Norwich Research Park.
GeneAdviser/Birmingham Women’s Hospital partner to make personalised medicine more accessible
The largest genetics laboratory in the NHS brings to the platform their solid tumour sequencing, enabling clinicians to give an individual approach to their patients, tailored to their tumour’s genetic makeup.
Minister visits Cambridge Regional College on 'best practice' tour
The Minister of State for Apprenticeships and Skills, Robert Halfon MP, visited Cambridge Regional College yesterday as part of a whirlwind tour to find out more about best practice in further education, apprenticeships and skills.
Royal opening for Cowan Court at Churchill College
Churchill College is celebrated the official opening of its latest facilities by welcoming a member of the Royal family.
New BioMon Sensor IC Detects Heart Rate and Pulse Oximetry
New BioMon sensor IC is set to enable further innovation in wireless health monitoring
Renowned author leads Black History celebration
Talk by popular fiction writer among October events at Anglia Ruskin University
Official opening of Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital by HRH The Duke of Gloucester
Four years since the plans for a new Nuffield Health Hospital were submitted to Cambridge City Council planners for their approval, His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester officially opened the elegant hospital building in Trumpington Road that is already becoming a landmark in Cambridge.
What it takes to be a Chief Executive
Marcus Johnson tells us exactly what qualities you need to make a great chief executive.
IT Governance launches new Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) training course
IT Governance, the leading provider of cyber security expertise and solutions – is excited to announce the launch of its new Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) training course.
Stocks in Focus: Kier
This week Oliver Phillips of NW Brown looks at property, construction and engineering firm Kier Group, which announced preliminary full year results this week. It is the first full year results since the company’s acquisition of Mouchel in June 2015.
Virtual Reality: experience is believing
Sarah Reakes, Managing Director at KISS, reflects on her recent VR experience and wonders how this can be applied to marketing.
Prospective Mayor Peter Dawe seeks Peterborough running mate
Cambridgeshire-based social entrepreneur Peter Dawe, who has already declared his intention to seek election as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mayor next May, is seeking a Peterborough-based co-mayor to partner him.
Low-carbon business awards: applications open for Shell Springboard
Applications are now open for the Shell Springboard low carbon business award programme - with a top prize of £150,000. Applications will be accepted until 5pm Friday, 28 October 2016.
Glittering Gala Dinner raises over £320,000 for Addenbrooke’s Hospital
A glittering Gala Dinner held at Trinity College to celebrate Addenbrooke's Hospital's 250-year anniversary has smashed its £250,000 fundraising target.
Method goes full throttle with new motorsport client win
Brand communications agency Method welcomes British Superbike star to its client family.
What’s in the Cresset Discovery Services virtual screening toolbox?
Find out in Cresset's computational chemistry newsletter
Have your cake and eat it for Macmillan's World's Biggest Coffee Morning
The World's Biggest Coffee Morning, in support of Macmillan Cancer Support, is back and Daniel Zeichner MP is hosting a coffee morning on Friday.
Cutting-edge art heads to Cambridge hairdressers!
Contemporary art festival, sponsored by Anglia Ruskin, is back and bigger than ever
Security, Intelligence and the Cloud, the 3 Pillars of Microsoft Ignite
What are we learning in Microsoft Ignite week? Well, the focus is interesting: Security - always gets a big crowd, and quite rightly so. Intelligence- Where all the fun stuff happens to help us make better business decisions. The Cloud - with a key message to the IT teams to get comfy - it's going to be alright. Let's take a look at these 3 pillars in light of this week's announcements so far:
Career Ready is seeking mentors now for STEM students
UK charity Career Ready is recruiting volunteer mentors now to support STEM students at local sixth forms and colleges across Cambridge. Could you make a difference to the life of a young person?
LYCOTEC Innovation enters World Cinema and Glamour
Last week the technology rich innovation anti-ageing beauty chocolate, ESTHECHOC, developed by Cambridge based company Lycotec Ltd was presented at the 73rd Venice Film Festival.
Workload and patient treatment
Workload affects both treatment and referral decisions by “gatekeepers” to specialist services such as primary care physicians and emergency doctors, says a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.